Specificity, overload, and reversibility are key principles of training. Specificity means training must match the sport, overload means pushing body systems harder than normal using FITT principles to improve fitness over time, and reversibility is that improvements will be reversed if training stops. Progression, avoiding tedium, and individualizing training are also important to prevent injury, maintain interest, and account for differences in how people respond to training.
Specificity, overload, and reversibility are key principles of training. Specificity means training must match the sport, overload means pushing body systems harder than normal using FITT principles to improve fitness over time, and reversibility is that improvements will be reversed if training stops. Progression, avoiding tedium, and individualizing training are also important to prevent injury, maintain interest, and account for differences in how people respond to training.
Specificity, overload, and reversibility are key principles of training. Specificity means training must match the sport, overload means pushing body systems harder than normal using FITT principles to improve fitness over time, and reversibility is that improvements will be reversed if training stops. Progression, avoiding tedium, and individualizing training are also important to prevent injury, maintain interest, and account for differences in how people respond to training.
overload our body systems. This means making them work harder than normal. Overload Our bodies will adapt to this extra work and so we will become fitter. Overload uses the FITT principles.
Reversibility-Use it or lose it! Basically, if
you stop training then the improvements you have made will be reversed.
Tedium-Tedium, or boredom, should be
avoided in all training programs to maintain enthusiasm and interest.
Progression-As we increase the amount
of training we do we must it gradually more difficult to prevent injury.
Individualization-This is a crucial principle, the fundamental fact that everyone is different! Everyone responds to training in a different way